The Terry Dicken Business Park is in Stokesley, between the North Yorkshire Moors and the Tees Valley. Characterised by its resilience, framed by rugged coastline and beautiful scenery, this is a diverse and exciting place to live and work.
Over the last 30 years, the Terry Dicken Business Park has evolved and changed to meet the needs of the modern market. Existing industrial sites are now complemented by significant growth in the digital and creative, IT, communications, consumer, advanced manufacturing and engineering industries.
“Nothing brings people together like good food!”
Good news! TK’s is open and ready for your orders. Meeting all government guidelines, TK’s are able to safely provide you takeaway and delivery services, (Monday - Friday, 9:30am-1pm). Orders can be collected or delivered, with free delivery for anyone who spends £5...
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“Nothing brings people together like good food!”
Good news! TK’s is open and ready for your orders. Meeting all government guidelines, TK’s are able to safely provide you takeaway and delivery services, (Monday - Friday, 9:30am-1pm). Orders can be collected or delivered, with free delivery for anyone who spends £5...
Be free, to do what you want
We’re not a one-size-fits-all type of business park, we’d rather work with your ideals. Whether you’re a start-up or an established business we’ll provide options, if you don’t like what you see, we’ll always try and create a space just for you.
Feature Friday: Thirsty Thursday
Thirsty Thursday Thirsty Thursday is a relaxed, informal business networking event regularly held in Stokesley. Its purpose is to help support local business and provide opportunity to meet likeminded organisations in the region. I met with Founder, Sue Thompson to...
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Feature Friday: Thirsty Thursday
Thirsty Thursday Thirsty Thursday is a relaxed, informal business networking event regularly held in Stokesley. Its purpose is to help support local business and provide opportunity to meet likeminded organisations in the region. I met with Founder, Sue Thompson to...
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